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The narrator novl was described as an omniscient narrator .Who knew everything about the characters and events.Discuss

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As was shown in the question above, an omniscient narrator is one who knows all the points of the story, that is, he knows all the events of the story and all the thoughts, emotions and attitudes of all the characters. This type of narrator presents a very broad point of view of the entire work and allows readers to have access to all the factors that make up the story.

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